I would prefer a moon cut, but cutting the whole side part of that would do fine. I wanted the rounded edge and not a sharp edge from the cut. Know anyone in Florida that can do this?

 

we can do it.

 

i would like to know what tool they use to do it with, i mean i know you can use a grinder but i wanted to see if there was anything more accurate.

did you get your car fixed yet?

 

I would take a piece of card board rough out a template with sissors then lay it over the valve cover mark it with marker cut it with plasma torch then clean it up with grinder to make it as smooth as possible. That is only because the cnc is tied up for a while right now if it wasnt we would make a program and machine it out for the most precision you can get.

 

my car fixed?

 

Hey Bmc Race how much would you charge to do this moon cut? also for the timing belt cover?

 

$50 shipped back to you.

 

nice. please send me your address and info to do this. Where are you out of?

 

What is a "mooncut"?

 

It allows you to adjust your cam timing without removing your valve cover. Here's one on Ebay so you can see what we mean:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors...=WDVW

 

Oh right, thanks for clearing that up

 

I did mine with a dremel. Scored the metal and then used a pliers to snap it off..

Cleaned it up with the sanding disc...Good as new....

 

Speed Styles in Monroe/Matthews/Charlotte, did mine. They even had some in stock to swap out with your old one. It was around $50, for me as well.

 

take the upper plastic T belt cover off and mark a small mark on ur valve cover where the center of the cam gear bolt is. then take a 4" holesaw on a angled drill and drill the pilot bit at the very top of the plastic piece. then just keep cutting with the hole saw. works awesome. ill look for some pics but i doubt i have any.

 

i cut them all the time... i use a body saw it like a real small sawzaw and dose a good clean job

 

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what he said but i put a 2x4 behind the plastic piece and valve cover to guide the drill.

 

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what he said but i put a 2x4 behind the plastic piece and valve cover to guide the drill.</TD></TR></TABLE>

i just sat the pilot bit real shallow. it will stay straight. i wish i had my head together so i could show ya what it looked like finished.

 

**** if i could save money, ill do it! haha.